Nosodes are homeopathic remedies—and like any remedy, they have indications for use.
In Episode 125 of Strange, Rare & Peculiar, Denise Straiges and Alastair Gray examine nosodes through the principles of homeopathy and the original source material.
The conversation begins with bowel nosodes: how they were developed, what John Paterson advised about repetition, and how their original use compares with the protocols commonly recommended today.
Denise and Alastair also explore homeoprophylaxis and ask whether fixed, disease-specific schedules are consistent with a dynamic and individualized system of medicine.
Inside the Episode
- What did Hahnemann say about nosodes and isopathy?
- How often did Paterson recommend repeating a bowel nosode?
- Where does homeoprophylaxis fit within homeopathic principles?
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